Gordon Monson: If Jordan’s Jumpman Utah Jazz shirts hurt or offend you, here’s what to do
It’s time for Jazz fans to let go of the decades old pain Michael Jordan inflicted on the team in the ’90s, The Tribune columnist writes.
(Mark J. Terrill | AP) Utah Jazz's John Stockton, left, and Chicago Bulls' Michael Jordan fight for a rebound in the third quarter of Game 2 of the NBA Finals in Salt Lake City on June 5, 1998. Some 25 years later, did the NBA miss the mark with a Jordan-themed Utah Jazz T-shirt or is it time to let go of the past?
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